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Title: Properties of 3D Shapes Date: Bell Work Title: Properties of 3D Shapes Date: Name the 3D shape of as many objects around the room as you can. Try to name as many different ones as possible and be as obscure as you can.

Specification – GCSE Edexcel Maths Lesson Sequence Lesson 1 Properties of 3D Shapes 2 Volume Introduction 3 Volume of Cubes and Cuboids 4 Volume of Triangular Prisms 5 Volume of Cylinders 6 Surface Area Introduction 7 Surface Area of Basic Prisms 8 Surface Area of Cylinders 9 Assessment Specification – GCSE Edexcel Maths Spec Reference G12 Topic 3D Shapes Lesson Properties of 3D Shapes Sequence 1 of 9 Key Words; Faces, vertices, dimensions, prism, shape.

Lesson Objectives Lesson Competency (Level 1-3) Proficiency Mastery (Level 7-9) 1 To understand the different properties of 3D Shapes. To be able to state the basic properties of 3D shapes. To apply this knowledge to identifying shapes by their properties.

How many different facts can you say about the shape? A 3D shape is shown below... How many different facts can you say about the shape?

The name of the shape. The number of faces it has The name of the shape. The number of faces it has. The number of edges it has. The number of corners it has – the mathematical name for this is vertices.

We are now going to find these characteristics for a number of 3D shapes…

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Cuboid 6 12 8

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Cube 6 12 8

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Triangular Prism 5 9 6

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Cylinder 3 2

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Sphere 1

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Cone 2 1

Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Square Based Pyramid 5 8

Triangular Based Pyramid Name: No. of Faces: No. of Edges: No. of Vertices: Triangular Based Pyramid 4 6

3D Shape Game I will give you properties and using the shapes we have just found, you need to use a process of elimination to state the shape on your whiteboard. First correct board up wins. You need to be able to justify your answer (no guessing).

Shape 1 I have 5 faces. I have 9 edges. I have 6 vertices. I am a triangular prism!

Shape 2 I have 6 faces. I have 8 vertices. I have 12 equal edges. I am a cube!

Shape 3 I have 5 faces. I have 5 vertices. I have 8 edges. I am a square based pyramid!

How do you feel about today’s lesson: Write a tweet of what you have learnt today using the key words in no more than 140 characters…